Senco Gold raises Rs 459 crore through QIP, allots 40.8 lakh shares

Kolkata-based jewelry retail chain Senco Gold Restricted stated it raised Rs 459 crore by a Certified Establishments Placement (QIP) by allotting 40.8 lakh fairness shares. The QIP committee of the corporate’s board accepted the issuance and allotment of fairness shares of Rs 10 have been issued at a value of Rs 1,125 per share, together with a premium of Rs 1,115, Senco Gold stated in a regulatory submitting on Friday night.

Put up the QIP, the corporate’s paid-up fairness share capital has elevated to Rs 81.80 crore, comprising 8.18 crore shares, from Rs 77.72 crore (7.77 crore shares), the corporate added.

Among the many main allottees, 4 funds below Tata AIA Life Insurance coverage Co. grabbed 14.49 per cent of the problem dimension. On a standalone foundation, Tata Multicap Fund acquired the biggest portion with 8.77 per cent of the problem dimension, adopted by Tata AIA Life Insurance coverage Co. Ltd’s Rising Alternatives Fund (6.40 per cent) and ICICI Prudential Life Insurance coverage Co. Ltd (6.54 per cent).

Different vital traders included BOFA Securities Europe SA (5.23 per cent), Financial institution of India Flexi Cap Fund (5.07 per cent), Carnelian Bharat Amritkaal Fund (5.01 per cent), and Bandhan Small Cap Fund (5.01 per cent).

The funds raised will assist the jewelry chain to gasoline its development and growth, with plans so as to add 18-20 shops a yr, the assertion added.